how many channels is the receiver
37554
This is not a receiver, it's a transmitter. And it's a jewel too.. It's easy to program, has great range, no glitches, and cheap in price. Some people laugh at this radio and say it's a piece of crap. I've had mine for two years without any problems. This transmitter has six channels, holds eight batteries, doesn't have a timer or engine cut. It does have four stick modes, and several mixes. If you want better, then dig deeper in your pocket and get a something better..
1495682
8 I believe. You can click the mic to change channels. I'll check tomorrow for you and report back
2179902
Sorry, I don't know. I only use it with one receiver and it works great. I guess you need to ask Nyrius.
734831
You Need A 2.4 Signal Booster High Gain Antenna. The Antenna is Fitting The Receiver.
860634
It's a passive soundbar meaning you do need a receiver. There are seven terminals to connect up to seven channels, depending on your receivers capabilities. Very good sound.
1982000
On the back side of the receivers (outlets) down in the lower corner it will have a sticker or printed on the unit, "A', "B", "C" and so on. I actually want one in channel "B" so that will be a requirement for me. The multiple channels allow operation of more than three outlets in proximity to one another.
2283639
There are only 3 channels, no 4th. It can be set up to do several things, but not tied to a 3 position switch. I would suggest you google and download the manual, as it will explain the limitations better.
1926503
if the radio is operating with in these 1 through 40 channels 1) 26.965 2) 26.9753) 26.985 4) 27.0055) 27.015 6) 27.0257) 27.035 8) 27.0559) 27.065* 10) 27.07511) 27.085 12) 27.10513) 27.115 14) 27.12515) 27.135 16) 27.15517) 27.165 18) 27.17519) 27.185 20) 27.20521) 27.215 22) 27.22523) 27.255 24) 27.23525) 27.245 26) 27.26527) 27.275 28) 27.28529) 27.295 30) 27.30531) 27.315 32) 27.32533) 27.335 34) 27.34535) 27.355 36) 27.36537) 27.375 38) 27.38539) 27.395 40) 27.405 if the radio is operating with in these 1 through 40 channels 1) 26.965 2) 26.9753) 26.985 4) 27.0055) 27.015 6) 27.0257) 27.035 8) 27.0559) 27.065* 10) 27.07511) 27.085 12) 27.10513) 27.115 14) 27.12515) 27.135 16) 27.15517) 27.165 18) 27.17519) 27.185 20) 27.20521) 27.215 22) 27.22523) 27.255 24) 27.23525) 27.245 26) 27.26527) 27.275 28) 27.28529) 27.295 30) 27.30531) 27.315 32) 27.32533) 27.335 34) 27.34535) 27.355 36) 27.36537) 27.375 38) 27.38539) 27.395 40) 27.405
782277
a receiver has 3 main parts: 1-amp, 2-preamp, and 3-tuner. so you already have an amp built in to a receiver.
600264
The receiver is not wall mountable. It is small, about 6 inches wide, 2 inches deep, 3 inches tall.
1322192
Haven't tried but I should be. It has 3 channels on the transmitter and the reliever so I would expect that two receivers tunes to the same channel would pick up te same receiver but I don't know for sure
1434632
I think there are only two channels, and I can't remember how close they are to know if there would be feedback. If any two get very close together there is quite strong feedback. 4 devices would be cool, just not sure if these can do it. ??
291306
It's all depend about the transmitter not the receiver so whatever how many receivers u have they are all will watch tha same channel that the transmitter send it to them
1310826
I only got two channels as well but i am sure it depends on location. If u get two channels without it i am sure u will get more with
235967
Each receiver and transmitter has about 5 or 6 different frequencies it can communicate across (using the word channels is confusing since that is the data its transmitting). For example, you can set the transmitter to red (it uses colors to distinguish between frequencies) and only the red receiver will recieve the data it send, and if you set a reciever to green, it will not receive that data unless it is coming from a green transmitter. I hope that makes sense, i wasnt entirely certain of your question.
717212
There are 6 different channels. If you can find the one with a satellite control unit you'll get six additional channels. Be aware that one 6-channel control unit is rated at a max of 8 amps. I have 8 control units running around 80k LED lights.You can either buy a splitter from RadioShack for the speaker output or just cut and splice. I also do that for the auxiliary input. I run wires from my desktop output in the house to the control unit outside and run my iTunes playlist. I top that off with a low range FM transmitter so when you get within 200 feet of my property you can hear my xmas music and watch the lights dance to it. There are 6 different channels. If you can find the one with a satellite control unit you'll get six additional channels. Be aware that one 6-channel control unit is rated at a max of 8 amps. I have 8 control units running around 80k LED lights.You can either buy a splitter from RadioShack for the speaker output or just cut and splice. I also do that for the auxiliary input. I run wires from my desktop output in the house to the control unit outside and run my iTunes playlist. I top that off with a low range FM transmitter so when you get within 200 feet of my... » Read More There are 6 different channels. If you can find the one with a satellite control unit you'll get six additional channels. Be aware that one 6-channel control unit is rated at a max of 8 amps. I have 8 control units running around 80k LED lights.You can either buy a splitter from RadioShack for the speaker output or just cut and splice. I also do that for the auxiliary input. I run wires from my desktop output in the house to the control unit outside and run my iTunes playlist. I top that off with a low range FM transmitter so when you get within 200 feet of my property you can hear my xmas music and watch the lights dance to it. « Show Less
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I don't know how many receivers you can hook up. Just be careful where you put it, mine either went off all the time, even when I couldn't see anything that would set it off, or it didn't go off at all. It also seemed to go through alot of batteries.